Music Producer and Guitar Tutor, I'm hugely inspired by Bonobo, Sub-motion Orchestra and that whole genre of hip-hop/electonica type music. 

Looking for people to collaborate with, mainly vocals so if you're a vocalist and want to work together then hit me up!

We're James and Tom, two Film and TV enthusiasts from the North of England. Every week we get together and share our opinions on the latest and greatest of the TV and Film industry.

Glass Animals are a Grammy and BRIT-nominated British band whose genre-blending sound and cult-like fandom have made them one of the most exciting acts in global pop. Their third album Dreamland became a cultural multi-platinum selling phenomenon and spawned Heat Waves, the record-breaking single that topped charts worldwide and made history as the first UK band to reach #1 on the Billboard Hot 100 in nearly 30 years. Last year, the band released their fourth critically acclaimed album I Love You So F**ing Much, a sci-fi-infused odyssey about love, connection, and what it means to feel real in a surreal world. It arrived alongside a 44-date world tour that included headlining The O2 Arena in London and Madison Square Gardens in New York. Frontman Dave Bayley — also one of pop’s most in-demand producers — writes and produces every song, often with an experimental DIY edge that blurs the lines between music, tech and visual art. This experimental production is particularly evident in the band’s Fresh Fruit series. Bayley uses these standalone singles to bring in guests and collaborators, giving himself space to play with new sounds. Their live shows are euphoric and surreal, driven by a deep connection with fans built through open-source creativity and unexpected digital drops.

A selection of beats in progress, ideas, and a couple of tracks coming up for release at the end of the month.


Lime Colony formed in 2006 in the San Francisco Bay Area when Earl Kramer wrote a song for his toddler (“Maisy, You’re Going To Get Burned”), and Tim Garcia sang a harmony. 

Originally a folk-rock duo, Lime Colony grew into a rock band, shrank, and grew anew. They still play (sometimes). The band is a homespun outfit blending sweet harmonies, addicting hooks, and a bit of old country noir.

Lime Colony has released a self-titled full-length, Lime Colony (2010); since then, they have stuffed their SoundCloud with several unreleased, semi-annual, winter-themed volumes of singles: the Do Not Drink This Holiday Cheer volumes.

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